Hate to break it to ya bud, but unless you're saying the entirety of TWR is now freedom motif, that ain't the freedom motif. Completely different part of TWR
@@pearlplayaamy theory is that the entirety of TWR *is* the freedom motif and that every secret boss will feature a part of it and that Jevil is supposed to be the near pinnacle/peak perfection of the secret bosses uniting all of them under one song. My theory is that we’re going backwards and that each secret boss we encounter is the reverse order in which Gaster encounters/corrupts them. Like test subjects and with each new one he corrects the flaws from the previous subject until he has created the ultimate subject. Spamton is powerful and has immense knowledge but is mentally *AND* physically unstable, Jevil has immense power and knowledge but is just mentally unstable, and if I’m correct Sans may be on the list of secret bosses and has immense power and knowledge but is both mentally and physically stable and seems to have closer relations to Gaster than the others probably because Gaster thought he perfected the process with Sans. Also for the song for Sans I could see a Deltarune variant of megalovania featuring the motif or it could just be a joke that Sans was too lazy to use the songs and plays something else.
@@pearlplayaa It's often referred to as Freedom B, which is used in Circus and Dialtone too. It's pretty much just a sadder version of the regular freedom motif
Nope it's definitely the freedom motif,that 2nd half with the don't forget leitmotif is separate from the freedom motif itself,sure THIS song definitely references THE WORLD REVOLVING which was the part I was talking about, while the leitmotif isn't used it BIG SHOT it is used in dialtone which is also the freedom motif,THE WORLD REVOLVING was just the first song to use it while BIG SHOT and dialtone would go on to use it later.That's also why "don't forget" doesn't appear in BIG SHOT or dialtone because it was only used in THE WORLD REVOLVING as a Reference to the games main theme and not because it's apart of the "freedom motif",I could be wrong but that's just my theory.
@@Munchkino It's the part of TWR that's right after the Freedom Motif. This could be some kind of 'beta' version of it with Toby changing his mind on which part of TWR should be the freedom motif or the freedom motif was never a thing and Spamton is just using TWR's motifs for no reason.
@@Enum_Dev Well spamton is implied to know jevil HOWEVER, this part of TWR has shown up in other spots in Deltarune already with the circus and Dialtone. so its not too crazy to see it show up
@@RSTI think it is a bit repetitive compared to Big Shot but to say its garbage eh. Completely disagree. Definitely still enjoy this take of spamton's theme and it actually having the Don't Forget part of TWR
This is probably what would've happened if Spamton absorbed *just* enough "Electricaty" to become Spamton EX. The very thought of this would've been horrifying to fight against, but maybe in a future chapter...
this is good but im glad they went with the weirder direction thats closer to his regular theme. also where would we be without the vocals. tho tbf those are probably just missing cuz its unfinished and possibly came early in development
@@KwikBR . no. This is literally called "Power of SPAMTON", what came prior to Spamton was the extended version of Power of NEO, which eventually morphed into this song as the idea of "A Mettaton NEO" fight evolved into involving Spamton.
ruclips.net/video/qR8cp_1PZ44/видео.htmlsi=fvj5xmdPqtnT_TrL Done. I just downloaded the MP3 file directly from the newsletter, then converted it to .ogg and replace BIG SHOT with POWER OF SPAMTON. For some reason the quality of the video is a little bit glitchy, I might upload a 2nd video with better quality
I have literally no idea why but 1:35 onwards gives such strong suicide rush mission vibes. Like if it didn’t cut off and looped I could see something like this playing as Caim and Angelus rush into the horde of Grotesqueries in Ending D of Drakengard
Wait so is the entirety of the world revolving the freedom motif? I mean this is unused so it doesn’t confirm anything buts it’s interesting to think about.
@@KwikBR right, but this version uses a different part of the world revolving than bigshot did. Before I was under the impression that the only part of the world revolving that was considered the freedom motif was the part that showed up in big shot, but this song could imply that more of the song also falls under the motif.
The entire idea of a freedom leitmotif isn't even confirmed to be true, however it's confirmed that spamton knows about jevil, so if anything, i think this implies that it's possible that there's no such thing as a "freedom leitmotif" and it's just jevil. i still don't understand why everyone treats it as canon, when it's just a theory.
@@Lunarcreeper Because Spamton mentions Jevil, like, twice with subtletly. Even if Toby loves leitmotif connections, it'd be a bit odd for him to use the motif as such a big part of BIG SHOT for just a very offhanded mention of the character, and makes more sense for it to be a broader motif involving the whole "Unknown person put their whole life upside down" and the fact it's almost a 1:1 melody to that of Gaster's theme.
The fandom gona be silent after they realize that in this version, they just pulled from “The World Revolving” and this may debunk the “freedom motif” idea every fan made song has. Still, hoping that this was changed later down the road for Chapters 3s & 4s secret bosses to where they have the same old chord progression as the “freedom motif”
Power of NEO features a single melody that's near identical to the Freedom motif we currently have, so, no, it's actually still unlikely for the "Freedom motif" to be debunked. Plus the motif is still, as said before, in Dialtone.
I think it actually strengthens the idea that all the secret bosses will share some kind of theme. I don’t see why he would make half the song reference TWR if it wasn’t genuinely important
I feel in some ways big shot is better as a boss theme but I feel this is better for spamton neo in general and represents him perfectly. It’s power of neo with spamton slapped ontop of it with jevil’s theme playing in the last third of the song. I think using the motif found in dial tone and circus works better. However I feel that the use of dummy in big shot works better to symbolize that spamton is no better than the angry dummy
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Freedom Moteez Nuts in your mouth Ha Ha
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🔥THEY THINK IM SANE TILL THAT FREEDOM MOTIF STARTS PLAYIN 🔥
Hate to break it to ya bud, but unless you're saying the entirety of TWR is now freedom motif, that ain't the freedom motif. Completely different part of TWR
@@pearlplayaamy theory is that the entirety of TWR *is* the freedom motif and that every secret boss will feature a part of it and that Jevil is supposed to be the near pinnacle/peak perfection of the secret bosses uniting all of them under one song. My theory is that we’re going backwards and that each secret boss we encounter is the reverse order in which Gaster encounters/corrupts them. Like test subjects and with each new one he corrects the flaws from the previous subject until he has created the ultimate subject. Spamton is powerful and has immense knowledge but is mentally *AND* physically unstable, Jevil has immense power and knowledge but is just mentally unstable, and if I’m correct Sans may be on the list of secret bosses and has immense power and knowledge but is both mentally and physically stable and seems to have closer relations to Gaster than the others probably because Gaster thought he perfected the process with Sans. Also for the song for Sans I could see a Deltarune variant of megalovania featuring the motif or it could just be a joke that Sans was too lazy to use the songs and plays something else.
@@pearlplayaa It's often referred to as Freedom B, which is used in Circus and Dialtone too. It's pretty much just a sadder version of the regular freedom motif
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@@pearlplayaa That's like saying its inclusion in Dialtone means nothing
1:09 "FREEDOM MOTIF DETECTED"
Wrong part of TWR though?
Nope it's definitely the freedom motif,that 2nd half with the don't forget leitmotif is separate from the freedom motif itself,sure THIS song definitely references THE WORLD REVOLVING which was the part I was talking about, while the leitmotif isn't used it BIG SHOT it is used in dialtone which is also the freedom motif,THE WORLD REVOLVING was just the first song to use it while BIG SHOT and dialtone would go on to use it later.That's also why "don't forget" doesn't appear in BIG SHOT or dialtone because it was only used in THE WORLD REVOLVING as a Reference to the games main theme and not because it's apart of the "freedom motif",I could be wrong but that's just my theory.
@@pearlplayaaOh for crying out loud they're basically the same melody just inversed or something
@@Munchkino It's the part of TWR that's right after the Freedom Motif. This could be some kind of 'beta' version of it with Toby changing his mind on which part of TWR should be the freedom motif or the freedom motif was never a thing and Spamton is just using TWR's motifs for no reason.
@@Enum_Dev Well spamton is implied to know jevil
HOWEVER, this part of TWR has shown up in other spots in Deltarune already with the circus and Dialtone. so its not too crazy to see it show up
When Spamton Deltarune said "KRIS, I REMEMBER YOU'RE [[SNOWGRAVES]]' i cried.
The Freedom motif...!
THE FREEDOM MOTIF IS REAL!!
This doesn't even use the same part of TWR as big shot though?
@@pearlplayaauses the same one as dialtone though
Can we get much higher
1:35 and onwards is absolutely fucking amazing, I've never experienced such perfection in a track before
This is death by glamour but better
This should have been used in the Snowgrave / Weird route.
It fits so well.
it's absolute garbage. Just, why?
@RST calling this garbage is such a lie lol
opinions and whatnot but this is a solid track even if it went unused and the one we got is way better
@@RSTI think it is a bit repetitive compared to Big Shot but to say its garbage eh. Completely disagree. Definitely still enjoy this take of spamton's theme and it actually having the Don't Forget part of TWR
@@RST It's literally unfinished, what did you expected? And even with that the second half is amazing, so imagine this being finished
Didn't they use something like that in the chapter 2 secret boss?
the holy leitmotif at 0:30
Also Sounds like The Chase leitmotif in the background
holy.moly it's acclaimed youtube musician caf
Why does toby like to hide penumbra related motifs in the right track of songs??
No?
@@SSL_2004 right ear only, so if you have mono speakers then you wont hear it
This is probably what would've happened if Spamton absorbed *just* enough "Electricaty" to become Spamton EX.
The very thought of this would've been horrifying to fight against, but maybe in a future chapter...
snowgrave spamton neo
didn't spamton explode and overheat due to "electricaty" overdose?
Big shot’s really good but this is so fun too
woah, this one uses a different part of the world revolving
the Jevil arpeggios make a comeback!
nice ufolive you got there
Sir, a second Spamton Neo theme has hit the tower
FREEDOM AND DON`T FORGET!
IS REAL
this is good but im glad they went with the weirder direction thats closer to his regular theme. also where would we be without the vocals. tho tbf those are probably just missing cuz its unfinished and possibly came early in development
@@KwikBR . no. This is literally called "Power of SPAMTON", what came prior to Spamton was the extended version of Power of NEO, which eventually morphed into this song as the idea of "A Mettaton NEO" fight evolved into involving Spamton.
I prefer what we ended up with in BIG SHOT but THAT FREEDOM MOTIF GOES SO HARD 🔥🔥🔥 (especially with the twr arpeggios and the dont forget section)
Can someone please mod this in the weird route spamton neo fight
ruclips.net/video/qR8cp_1PZ44/видео.htmlsi=fvj5xmdPqtnT_TrL
Done. I just downloaded the MP3 file directly from the newsletter, then converted it to .ogg and replace BIG SHOT with POWER OF SPAMTON. For some reason the quality of the video is a little bit glitchy, I might upload a 2nd video with better quality
I have literally no idea why but 1:35 onwards gives such strong suicide rush mission vibes. Like if it didn’t cut off and looped I could see something like this playing as Caim and Angelus rush into the horde of Grotesqueries in Ending D of Drakengard
“Power of Spamton” is a good hit on how spamton used the NEO body to attempt to grab his freedom and even with the power, failed.
the drums pattern here reminds me a lot of the one he used for the AI Turo/Sada theme
thank you for reminding me of that banger
I NEED this to be put anywhere in the game it's so good
ohhh dude this actually bangs
This is beautiful.
World revolving motif
now i want remix of power of spamton + big shot😭
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Gosh, this is such a banger! Definitely my favorite of the new tracks we got from the recent newsletter!
Wait so is the entirety of the world revolving the freedom motif? I mean this is unused so it doesn’t confirm anything buts it’s interesting to think about.
this would've been for an earlier version of spamton, before spamton
@@KwikBR right, but this version uses a different part of the world revolving than bigshot did. Before I was under the impression that the only part of the world revolving that was considered the freedom motif was the part that showed up in big shot, but this song could imply that more of the song also falls under the motif.
The entire idea of a freedom leitmotif isn't even confirmed to be true, however it's confirmed that spamton knows about jevil, so if anything, i think this implies that it's possible that there's no such thing as a "freedom leitmotif" and it's just jevil.
i still don't understand why everyone treats it as canon, when it's just a theory.
@@Lunarcreeper it is just a theory but I think it makes a lot more sense then it just referencing jevil
@@Lunarcreeper Because Spamton mentions Jevil, like, twice with subtletly. Even if Toby loves leitmotif connections, it'd be a bit odd for him to use the motif as such a big part of BIG SHOT for just a very offhanded mention of the character, and makes more sense for it to be a broader motif involving the whole "Unknown person put their whole life upside down" and the fact it's almost a 1:1 melody to that of Gaster's theme.
The fandom gona be silent after they realize that in this version, they just pulled from “The World Revolving” and this may debunk the “freedom motif” idea every fan made song has. Still, hoping that this was changed later down the road for Chapters 3s & 4s secret bosses to where they have the same old chord progression as the “freedom motif”
This motif is still used in Dialtone
Power of NEO features a single melody that's near identical to the Freedom motif we currently have, so, no, it's actually still unlikely for the "Freedom motif" to be debunked. Plus the motif is still, as said before, in Dialtone.
And big shot@@FlowFlow_2slow
@@viniciusmendes5999 No, that's a different part of World Revolving that plays here
I think it actually strengthens the idea that all the secret bosses will share some kind of theme. I don’t see why he would make half the song reference TWR if it wasn’t genuinely important
tbh I'd prefer if they used this in undertale and made mettaton NEO and actual fight
Toby Planned to do that in Chapter 2
Fun Fact: A more finished version of Power of NEO was released alongside this
*puts Spamton's leitmotif, the freedom leitmotif and the Don't Forget leitmotif in Undertale for no reason* /lh
I feel in some ways big shot is better as a boss theme but I feel this is better for spamton neo in general and represents him perfectly. It’s power of neo with spamton slapped ontop of it with jevil’s theme playing in the last third of the song. I think using the motif found in dial tone and circus works better. However I feel that the use of dummy in big shot works better to symbolize that spamton is no better than the angry dummy
This fits better for the overall "idea" of who Spamton is; a tragedy. But BIG SHOT is more fitting to who Spamton _is,_ a lunatic.
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